Detective Case Evidence Assessment

Detective Peralta has made an arrest in a jewelry store heist but lacks sufficient evidence to secure a conviction. The team has 48 hours to gather conclusive evidence to avoid jeopardizing the case and facing a lawsuit. The urgency of the situation requires the team to cancel their plans and focus on resolving the case.

What was the main issue with Detective Peralta's arrest in the jewelry store heist?

• He lost the evidence.

• He forgot to read the suspect their rights.

• He did not have enough evidence.

• He arrested the wrong person.

How much time does the team have to rectify the evidence issue?

• 72 hours

• One week

• 24 hours

• 48 hours

What is the primary goal of the team during the 48-hour period?

• To find the real culprit

• To gather conclusive evidence

• To close the case immediately

• To interview new witnesses

What could happen if the team fails to find conclusive evidence?

• The department could face a lawsuit.

• The case will be closed successfully.

• The suspect will confess.

• The suspect will be released.

What is the potential risk to the department if the case is jeopardized?

• A lawsuit against the department

• A promotion for Detective Peralta

• A reward for solving the case

• A new lead in the investigation